Gifting Company Equity Stake For Sale in Niksic, Montenegro

Balloons, celebration accessories, helium services and event decoration for families, event decorators and B2B business customers. The company’s tangible assets total approximately EUR 130,000, comprising inventory on hand at an acquisition cost of about EUR 100,000 and equipment valued at about EUR 30,000. This inventory carries an estimated retail value of EUR 400,000.

In addition, supplier advances of around EUR 10,000 have been made for incoming merchandise and new equipment, including a DTF printer and other production printers, which are excluded from the EUR 130,000 figure. The incoming merchandise is expected to generate a retail value exceeding EUR 45,000.

Beyond physical assets, the owner values the digital portfolio, including websites, applications, and software projects supporting expansion into new markets, at a minimum of EUR 50,000.

All figures are owner estimates, not independent appraisals, with VAT basis and software completion status to be documented separately. All premises are leased, with no real estate owned by the company.
- Franchise operations include two stores in Nikšić: one with approximately 30 m² on the ground floor and 30 m² upstairs, and another comprising 50 m² of retail space and 50 m² of storage.
- The main company‑operated store in Podgorica consists of 30 m² of retail space and a 100 m² warehouse. A new showroom in Podgorica, recently leased, measures 93 m² with 40 m² of storage below and is expected to commence operations within three months.
- Additionally, a separate 50 m² pyrotechnics warehouse is leased in the Port of Bar. In total, the company manages approximately 473 m² of leased space. The company is wholly owned by a single shareholder. As of September, obligations are estimated at approximately EUR 195,000, comprising EUR 120,000 in shareholder loans, EUR 30,000 in short‑term lender obligations, EUR 15,000 in supplier obligations, and EUR 30,000 in long‑term borrowing, with final balances subject to accounting reconciliation. Under the proposed transaction, shareholder loans of EUR 120,000 will be repaid, with EUR 70,000 reinvested as equity. The remaining EUR 100,000 will be allocated - EUR 45,000 to clear other obligations and EUR 55,000 for inventory and vehicle investment, resulting in a post‑transaction ownership structure of 70% founder and 30% investor.